Make it a quick trip.Zoti wrote:It doesn't matter, anyways.Zoti wrote:I should have said "almost every modern gun magazine".RottenApple wrote:That's not quite accurate. For example, Kimber standard mags have fixed base plates. And that's just one modern manufacturer.Zoti wrote:Every modern gun magazine has a removable base plate. It's how they assemble them together.
What issue does the law has with removable base plates?
The issue is that the new 15 round mag ban in CO also bans mags that can be "readily converted" to carry more than 15 rounds. But "readily converted" hasn't been defined in the law, so it's open to interpretation. And some authorities have speculated that having a removable base plate makes a mag "readily converted".
http://www.9news.com/rss/article/336703 ... -limit-law
"David Kopel, the lawyer suing the state over HB-1224, says the technical guidance does not change the suit because the guidance can always be changed..."